Science Breakthrough as Device Invented That Can ‘Control the Brain’

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Science Breakthrough as Device Invented That Can ‘Control the Brain’

The Express wrote the device developed by Professor John Rogers that sits beneath the scalp but above the skull, using light and bypass the body's normal sensory pathway to deliver precise patterns of light through bone to activate neurons across the cortex.

The Express

Iron Minerals’ Hidden Chemistry Explains How Soils Trap Carbon

From mixed charges to chemical bonding, Professor Ludmilla Aristilde found that iron uses multiple strategies to lock carbon away.

Christine Schyvinck Urges Graduates to Embrace Creativity, Leadership, and Iteration

The president, CEO, and chairman of Shure Incorporated, Schyvinck spoke at the Dec. 13 PhD Hooding and Master’s Recognition Ceremony, reciting how three principles have guided her career.

Bažant, Farha Named to National Academy of Inventors

Professors Zdeněk Bažant and Omar Farha are among the 169 new fellows elected to the 2025 class.

How Clean Is Airplane Air, Really?

Time wrote about the recent work by Professor Erica Hartmann that investigated the cleanliness of airplane air.

Time Magazine

Science Breakthrough as Device Invented That Can ‘Control the Brain’

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